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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2318, 5 January 1893, Page 3

T7IGMONT FAEMERB* UNIO X JCi Ltd. 15 LANr, Stock, awd PgratrcE Sale mew, aucttohj^bs, valuator & Aekeeal Qckmißsioh Ageu 1 515 1 BTOCK\ALEaftoa JANUARY— L ' Manaia\jS?Cdnesdav, 4-18 ld Stratford— Friday, 6-20 , Hawe^a — Wednesday, 11-25 1(1 Okaiawa— Friday, 26th *f Hawera — Horse Fair — Saturday, 5 EGMONT FABMERS' UNION, L 18 G-lovee Road Yards, Hawe«a. * ; WED^Je^DAY, lItrfTANUARY, it A H A J -£*-• will s^fll by jfcbHD auction, a ® 1200 superior 2-tooth ewes, bre< (_( _ _ by Capt. Russell, of Napie 1 a IMTR- A. A. FANTHAM has beei c -U-L instructed to sell by publi« 1 auction, by orde* of the Mortgagee r under conduct of tbe Registrar o; i the Supreme Court of New Zealand a at the rooms of the Egmont Farmers j Union, in Hawera, on FVTURDAY B tbe^ 14th day of Janu ey, 1893, ai 3 1 o'clock in tbe afternoo i, the under i mentioned valuab'eFreeholdPropertj Bituate in Vsctoria-street, Hawera, it one lot, namely, — i ALL that Piece of Lar i containing : by admeasureme **. 29 perches [ (more or less) being Allotment numbered 39 on the subdivisional plan of Section i numbered 9 on the Governmenfc map of the Hawera Ten- > acre Settlement; upon which ' is erected a sub&tantiaily-built » Dwelling - hou.e, now in the occupation of Mr. A. Munro. Tebms, &c. £20 per cent, on the fall of the ; hammer; balance within three weeks. No reserve. Title, Land Transfer. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Hawera, or to CHAS. M. MATTHEWS, Solicitor for the Mortgagee, Hawera. TyARIES. DIARIES, 1893. A few of |OLLINfp IT>TARIEBl T>TARIEB on band at ST&tOffi^ Good paper and well bound/^tis 3d and 2s 6d. INNES & CO. FOR SALE— I2SO good Lincoln Lalnite, fron(i healthy ewes, in one or m«tS lots./ Anftjr JR. Ching, c/o Post Ompe, OjmtfSm. l j OSTERB, all sizeß (plair or colored) turnW^i]* with He-

SENSATIONAL SALE OF DEAPERT & CLOTHING FOR CHRISTMAS, AT THE CASH PALACE. Having purchased a very large Stock of Goods at a BIG DISCOUNT, lam offering Men's Suits from 18/9, Trousers from 3/6; Black Worsted Coats, well trimmed and boimd, 19/6, worth 35/-^SfTicker Suits from 6/6 — not the price of making ; Rjgatta Shirts, nev^fTafterns, 3/6 ; Oxford Shirts, with collars, 1/9: Tennis Sfoits, 12j6—jpmmder ; White Drill Trousers, 1/11. Dress Goods from (%d, and^Wnble widths 1/6 — usual price, 2/9 ; Twilled Flannelette, sd, worrWfflT Men's Tweed Helmet Hats, 6d. These are a few quotations of the many, to give an idea of the value I am giving, as ifc would take the Haweba Stab newspaper to hold a complete price-list. This is NO BOGUS SALE, but REAL, LIVE, GENUINE ONE, which every Father and Mother should avail 'themselves of. Sgg" SPECIAL — Wholesale Customers generously dealt with. W. CLARKE. M .* . 3 ih I i § -y Siijf liljiilt I h w °hnH ■ 1- " ■ S 3 n < 8 Wf I! j*-25"Ji s « "5 I sir &* <a-a . 1O I < Sort. §§= t 1 1! aSi sill? I s ! i s SPEING «* SUMMEE SEASON. NEW GOODS. GOODS. NEW GOODS I RA. ADAMS has mv(& pleasure in announcing that he has OPENED • his first Shipment of New Season's GOODS^wmprising New Dress Materials Jwew Delancs, 4?*^ New Prints and Zepha^f.nN'ew Millinery, a ew Don ß and Laces. These Goods have alllbeeno^efally selected in the Home Markets, so that Customers may rely Whetting the very newest Goods at the very lowest price, there being no intermediate profits to pay for. The Clothing Department will be found to contain the best assortment of Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing to be found on the Coast, and at priceß tbat defy competition. SUITS MADE TO MEASURE. FIT GUARANTEED Orders by post carefully and punctually attended to. R. A. ADAMS, Hawera D. 1. C.